Medical Specialist
A specialist that delivers babies.
Gynecologist
What is the skin or external covering of the body called?
What is the integument?
What conduct impulses either to or from the nervous system?
What are neurons?
What is the prefix epi?
What is above?
What is the suffix for the motor?
What is mover, pertaining to motion?
A specialist that performs eye surgeries
Orthromologist
What is the thin outer layer of the skin?
What is the epidermis?
What transmits impulses to the cell body?
What are Dendrites?
What is the prefix sub?
What is below?
What is the suffix mania means?
What is excessive preoccupation?
What is a specialist that examines the patient for skin cancer?
What is a dermatologist?
What is any visible, localized skin abnormality, such as a wound, rash, or sore?
What is a skin lesion?
What are Many axons that are surrounded by a white fatty covering called?
What is a myelin sheath?
What is the prefix adip/o?
What is fat?
What does the suffix -phagia mean?
What is eating?
Who uses the benefits of heat and the buoyancy of water to reduce the stress on joints and assist in the healing and strengthening of muscles in stroke survivors, persons with osteoarthritis, and those recovering from shoulder, hip, or knee replacement?
What is Aquatic physical therapy (aqua therapy) or pool therapy?
What is the excessive overgrowth of unsightly scar tissue called?
What a keloid?
What is the outermost layer of the axon called?
What is the neurilemma (or neurolemma)?
What is the prefix scler/o?
What is hard?
What is the suffix -phasia mean?
What is speech?
What is (EEG)?
What is electroencephalography?
What does the mnemonic DERMA stand for?
What is
• D vitamin synthesis
• Elimination of wastes through perspiration
• Regulation of body temperature through perspiration
• Makes information about the environment available to the brain
• Acts as a barrier to moisture loss, harmful light rays and invasion of microbes
What does the central nervous system consist of?
What are the brain and spinal cord, both encased in bone—the skull (or cranium), and the spinal column, respectively?
What is the prefix pil/o?
What is hair?
What is the suffix -lepsy mean?
What is a seizure?